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Don't go to Poland ... because you could end up coming back in a coffin [313]
When the last time were there any serious problems during international matches in Poland ?
I have been to most of the international games IN poland in the last ten years and the only time I have seen any trouble was when England were here. However I have also been to many games outside Poland and sadly there's been quite a lot of trouble; Kaunas, Bratislava, Prague, Maribor, Belgrade but also I was in Brussels in November 2006 when 15,000 Polish fans descended on the city, practically drank the place dry and turned it into a red & white party yet there was not one single arrest and the chief of police and the mayor of Brussels went on record praising the behaviour of the Polish fans.
The "British disease" is still with them, as I witnessed in Stuttgart in June 2006 and of course you have the EDL numpties causing trouble nearly every weekend in one town or another. Every country has its problems, some are worse than others, but we can always expect the holier than thou BBC to magnify the problem.
Is the Nick Lowles the communist Europhobe and former Searchlight editor?
Don't know anything about the guy but is he one of the bandwagonist "all Poles are anti-semitic" brigade?
Yes, he's the one and the same but I think he's more Socialist Worker's Party than Communist. Here's what his latest contribution to the publishing world looks like
The magazine cover was first described as "a recent picture at a Polish national team game" but when I questioned them about which game they started fumbling about a bit and then after more severe questioning it's now apparently "a montage of images taken from various games in Poland in recent months". Of course it's designed to clearly misrepresent supporters of the national team as being a bunch of Nazis. They are getting quite a bashing on Facebook from me about this image.